American hunters return from Africa safari with trophies
Alf Long and Charles Hebert completed a 30 day trek in Kenya totaling 30 types of plains game including two leopards and wildebeest while filming 2,800 feet of movie and 300 color slides. They faced elephants, lions, snakes, and swarm of safari ants as natives aided tracking. trophies are processed in London after a previous fire destroyed lion skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Long
Africa
No. 25
Acton
Winchester
Lase Thuraday
Mr. Long
Afvles
Nairobi
United Ur
Charles Hebert
Toronto
Kenya
Long
London
England
Limehouse Memorial Hall gift and community notices
A community evening at Limehouse Memorial Hall featured David Roughley receiving a leather briefcase from Mrs. Sanford. Birthday parties were held for David Moore and Cathy Ruddell, and Mrs. Woloshya returned after surgery in Guelph. Attendance awards at Limehouse Church honored several Sunday School attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse Memorial Hall
David Roughley
Sanford
David
David Moore
Cathy Ruddell
Woloshya
Guelph
Karen Moore
Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital
Arthur Bird
Douglas Bird
Robert Cormack
Toronto
Asune
Campbell Sinchars
Limehouse
Formosa
Moore Gordon
Gugtph
Damehouse Presbyterian Church
WMS
Apples
Ste
Sears
Churchill Community Hears Laymen's Sunday Observed
The report notes laymen from Ballinafad Melville and Churchill chosen to conduct services with Mr Fleming opening. Nearby, a large turnout attended a fowl supper at Ballinatad United Church. A series of visits and family news rounds out the church district updates with hospital and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Keir
Norman Sinclair
Smith Gritfin
Ballinafad
Melville
Churchill
Fleming
Ballinatad United Church
Clarence Denby
Stone Church
Denn
Earle Leslie
Hamilton
Duncan Fleming
Batlinatad
Georgetown Hospital
A. Damin
Presbyterian Men Dinner Highlights Rev Stuart Coles Speaker
The Guelph Presbytery men dinner at Know Church Acton featured Rev Stuart Clinton Coles as speaker. An opening grace, mixed program with vocal selections, and remarks by Rev Duncan Farris closed with the tie that binds hymn, as attendees noted the inspiring Christian Education address and festival crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart B. Coles
Presbyterian Men's
Guelph Presbytery
Know Church Acton
J. Schriel
Nassagaweya-St David's
A. McKenzie
Acton
Tom Livingstone
St. Andrew's Church
Kitchener
Harry Boyle
Emmerson Fogal
Elmira
Oliver Ridsdale
Galt
Stuart
B. Cotes
Board of Christan Education
Arthie Scott
St Andrew's
Hespeler
To Living ‘Sone
Richand Thirris
Tim
Boyle
Dave Artur
Guelph
Acton drives benefits for CNIB campaign
The annual Acton canvass raised over 400 to aid the Canadian National Institute for the Blind with more returns expected. Forty volunteers went door to door. nine canvassers’ returns remain outstanding. Donations can be left at the Bank of Montreal, the canvass headquarters. Five people in the immediate area benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Mra
Tom Shields
Bank of Montreal
Acton
Eaton's Opens In New Location Next Door
A brief item notes Eaton's has moved into its new location next door and signals a quick move just eight weeks to Christmas. The energetic tone suggests a bustling retail update with emphasis on rapid relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton's
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Acton Free Press
Ican Safari
A. Benton
Mitchell
Glad Tidings Bank
Bert Benton
Patterson
Mills
Gisby
FE. Karn
God
Roughley
Cesto Eg Construction Co
Lakeview Subdivision
Mcleod Real Estate
Perini
Jack Drysdale
Pete Yurkosz
H. G. Turner
North Bay
Norman Turner
Davidson
Ann McDonald
Waterloo
Don
Linda
Carol Swackhamer
Bara Norton
Charles Savers
Ottawa
Act
Lions Club
Coats
Irving Posluns
L. A. Duby
Mayor
Clinton. Swackhamer
Fred Gres c
Bruce Levich
Beverley
Albert Brooks
McMullen
Weston
Johnson Optometrists
Milton
Usyd Davis Jewellery Shop
Cypress Gardens
Acton Creamery
Sepersweet Formula
ROM Hood Rour Mals Limited
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